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Lol the irony of this. Very slow TTFB from Australia.. over 1 second The blog is already behind Cloudflare, and this page is static content, why don't you just
by Jamie9912 4y ago
Lol the irony of this. Very slow TTFB from Australia.. over 1 second
The blog is already behind Cloudflare, and this page is static content, why don't you just add a rule to cache the page?
- dgb23 4y agoNot sure, but might be using a free plan, as many do. It would only load from a hot cache in your region on subsequent hits and have other such limitations to make it affordable.
- john-doe 4y agoI have 1 second to spare. Optimization is good, but shaving milliseconds at all costs always sounded a bit pointless to me, except for real-time audio communication.
- Jamie9912 4y agoDo you have 5 seconds to spare? 10 seconds to spare?
- john-doe 4y agoIf the content is worth accessing, certainly :)
- klibertp 4y agoThe question is more how often rather than how long. For example, this page: https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_mono/elisp.html https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_mono/elisp.ht... takes nearly 15 seconds to fully load for me, but then I can live for literally weeks without having to refresh it (ie. other than on sporadic Firefox restart). That's quite obviously different in the 1/10-of-chapter-per-page style of docs that Rust books seem to like.